Spencer: State Department representatives didn’t immediately respond to questions about why diplomats need to acquire DNA and other biometric data on foreigners. Clearly, to clone foreign leaders and grow more tolerable replacements. Which, we can all agree, is exactly the kind of diplomatic project that...
Author: Robert Farley
RIP Leslie Nielsen. And in the outstanding Forbidden Planet:
I generally agree with Charli that there's not much to particularly shock about the latest set of revelations (while also acknowledging that I haven't gone through everything). I think that.
Politico: Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) is calling for "regime change" in North Korea - and blames the recent crisis on the failings of Pyongyang's lone international supporter, China. "It's time we talked about regime change in North Korea - and I do not mean military...
One lesson I take from this is the US-Russian cooperation on nuclear non-proliferation is altogether a good thing: In November 2009, six years after the government of Libya first agreed.
Well, this is unfortunate... Via Chet.
Happy Thanksgiving to all of our readers from everyone at LGM, except for Scott who has a bad attitude about turkey and is Canadian in any case.
I have an article up at TAP on the prospect for negotiations with North Korea: An agreement with North Korea could happen in two ways. First, the United States and.
I was on the Alyona Show again yesterday, representing the Queen City: Subject was the Taliban negotiator impostor incident in Afghanistan.
Good Christ, it's like some horrible mashup of Lee Siegal and... well, Tom Friedman. For me, the most frightening news in The Times on Sunday was not about North Korea’s stepping up its nuclear program, but an article about how American kids are stepping up their...
The Patterson School just finished a negotiation exercise based on the Nagorno-Karabakh dispute. Set ten years in the future, the simulation involves teams representing Russia, the United States, Iran, Turkey,.
Global Times: Dialogue through artillery fire is rarely an effective means to settle a dispute. Robert Gates: I don't know the answer to any question about North Korea that begins.